Could you give us some more details about how you wanted it to look and where the ‘errors’ are ? ‘Awful’ doesn’t tell us much 🙂
Comparing the site on FF and IE, I can tell you that FF looks exactly the same as IE except that you CAN see the borders on the sidebar.
Awful…really awful. If you view the site in Firefox the css file doesn’t seem to work! It worked earlier prior to my editing of the css file adding
.menu2 {
border-left: 2px solid #000000;
border-right: 2px solid #000000;
}
so that it would apply a css style to the menu table I just created (I subdivided the whole index.php layout with tables without taking out the divs)…
I can’t really explain it in full detail because I just can’t explain it without you people seeing for yourselves 😥
It shows up just fine on Firefox, like I said previously, so I’m wondering if you need to clear your cache. Firefox is notorious for this. Clear your cache by going into Tools>Options>Privacy and then hit the Clear button.
Um…I think Shift+F5 works, too.
Thank youn again. It’s working fine on FF. But really, I’m wondering. Why don’t the borders show up on IE6? Is there a problem with my css file or maybe because IE has a problem? It’s because I used the shortcut versions of the css properties, like instead of stating border-color, border-width, etc. I just let go with simply using the shorthand border: #000000 2px .
Am I correct?
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Thank youn again. It’s working fine on FF. But really, I’m wondering. Why don’t the borders show up on IE6? Is there a problem with my css file or maybe because IE has a problem? It’s because I used the shortcut versions of the css properties, like instead of stating border-color, border-width, etc. I just let go with simply using the shorthand border: #000000 2px .
Am I correct?
